FOR MODELL, PAUL BROWN WAS OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND
The All-America Football Conference-era Browns beat – and mostly beat up as well – any and all comers from 1946-49. But what – or,…
Browns History
EARLY BROWNS GET NO HELP FROM THE TEAM
How should anyone expect the early Browns – those from the All-America Football Conference days — to get the love and respect they deserve when…
THEIR NUMBERS WOULD GREATLY INCREASE
The individual statistics for the early Browns players aren’t what they appear to be. They’re better. Those who played for the team in…
THOSE AAFC STATISTICS SHOULD BE PART OF THE NFL
Here’s some more on the early Browns teams not getting their due, a subject I touched on in my last post. In lieu of…
IT’S 10 TIMES – NOT 6 — FOR THE BROWNS
Books have been written about it. It has been discussed in other media forms to the nth degree. Longtime Browns fans know the…
A RIVALRY RENEWED BETWEEN CLEVELAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
Cavaliers-Golden State Warriors is the latest intense pro sports rivalry between Cleveland and the San Francisco area. But it’s not the only one that…
OF THREE IN A ROW AND TWO CLEVELAND TEAMS
Something very rare is happening, and for a second time, a Cleveland pro sports team is part of it. You may – or may…
LEN FORD, EARLY BROWNS DEFENSES GET LOST IN THE SHUFFLE
Unfortunately so, Len Ford is the picture postcard of the Browns defenses of the 1950s. Last Thursday marked the 59th anniversary of Ford’s departure…
BROWN VS. BROWN: WHOSE OPINION MAKES MORE SENSE?
Is the greatest pro football player ever, correct? Or was the greatest pro coach correct? That is, is Jim Brown right? Or was Paul…
OF GREAT CAREERS CUT WAY TOO SHORT
Sunday marks the 60th anniversary of one of the saddest days in Indians history. It was on May 7, 1957 that former Cleveland pitcher…